18. Which game played you a lovely, politically incorrect song containing the lyrics, "War! Never been so much fun?"
From Quiz Atari ST - Gaming Heaven or Hell?
Answer:
Cannon Fodder
"Cannon Fodder" involved you taking your little men around, trying to kill other little people, whilst not getting them shot. The Amiga version had a neat little hill where all your dead people were buried once they had died. This was conspicuously missing from the Atari version.
I'm sure "Dragon's Breath" is a deep game once you understand what is going on. You can hatch dragon's eggs, buy ingredients to mix up powerful potions to improve their attributes, and send them to breathe fire on poor civilians.
"Harlequin" was an interesting little platformer where you, strangely enough, play a harlequin. You can even turn into a fish. I like it for the music, which I found quite hypnotic.
"The Chaos Engine" involved you playing a guy like a thug or a brigand, and shooting lots of ugly creatures. It was by the Bitmap Brothers, who were responsible for classics like "Xenon 2", "Gods" and "Magic Pockets".